Garuda Indonesia Colours Magazine January 2015 | Page 27

Explore | Masterclass 25 MASTERCLASS High-speed Photography It began in 2004 when I saw an amazing photo on the internet that froze a splash of water with such clarity. Bermula dari tahun 2004 saat saya melihat sebuah foto menarik di internet, di mana percikan air bisa ditangkap dengan begitu jernihnya. I started looking online for information on how to take such a photo and, within days, I had learned the principles of high-speed photography (HSP); and as I was interested in electronics, I tried to assemble an analogue HSP sensor system on my own, comprising optic sensor, audio sensor and time delay relay. I started out making splash photos by using the optic sensor and dripping manually with pipettes or straws and setting the flash delay using a potentiometer. The initial results were quite amazing to me at the time. As time went by, and with the help of my friend Adjie, who is an expert in micro-controller programming, I built and re-built a number of HSP rigs, which include a number of solenoid valves and sensors to capture the images you see here. Saya pun mencari-cari informasi (online) tentang teknik fotografi tersebut, dan dalam beberapa hari, saya menemukan prinsip pengambilan gambar High Speed Photography (HSP). Karena elektronik adalah hobi saya, saya pun mencoba untuk merakit sistem sensor HSP analog yang terdiri atas sensor optik, sensor audio, dan time delay relay. Saya mulai membuat foto-foto dengan sensor optik dan meneteskan air memakai pipet atau sedotan dan mengatur flash delay dengan potentiometer. Hasilnya lumayan menakjubkan untuk saya. Selama beberapa waktu, dibantu teman saya Adjie, seorang ahli dalam bidang micro-controller programming, saya mengembangkan sejumlah perlengkapan HSP, termasuk solenoid valves dan sensor untuk menangkap semua gambar yang ada di sini. Salahudin Damar Jaya A graduate of the Bandung Institute of Technology, Salahudin Damar Jaya has been teaching himself photography since junior high school. He has developed a passion for sharing his knowledge and teaching the art. A highly technical photographer, he is deeply fascinated by creating and assembling his own custom photography rigs and continuously develops and tweaks them to take images that are more stunning with every iteration. Salahudin Damar Jaya, lulusan Institut Teknologi Bandung, sudah mempelajari fotografi secara autodidak sejak duduk di bangku SMP. Berbagi ilmu dan mengajarkan seni adalah hal yang disukainya. Sebagai fotografer dengan pengetahuan teknik yang tinggi, dia gemar menciptakan dan merakit perlengkapan fotografinya sendiri, dan terus mengembangkan dan memodifikasinya agar dapat mengambil gambar-gambar yang lebih memukau. The Dancer In this image I used all three valves with valves one and three angled at 30° and valve two set straight. I set each valve to produce two drops of water for a total of six, creating this large, twisting splash that reminds me of the movement of a passionate dancer. Untuk gambar ini, saya menggunakan ketiga katup di mana katup 1 dan 3 membentuk sudut 30 derajat dan katup 2 lurus. Saya mengatur setiap katup agar menghasilkan 2 tetes air atau total 6 tetes, membentuk percikan besar yang mengingatkan saya akan gerakan seorang penari yang penuh semangat.